Drill Sergeant Academy, 95th Division

The Drill Sergeant Academy of the 95th Division traces its origins to the U.S. Army Reserve’s 95th Infantry Division, established in 1918. During the post-World War II era, the division became renowned for its focus on training and readiness, eventually forming a dedicated Drill Sergeant Academy. This institution played a crucial role in preparing Army Reserve and National Guard Soldiers to become certified drill sergeants, upholding rigorous standards of discipline and instruction. Over the decades, the 95th Division’s Drill Sergeant Academy has contributed significantly to the Army's training mission, earning a reputation as the “Iron Men of Metz” for its excellence and professionalism.